Prague Rediscovered
UZH enjoys long-standing ties with Charles University in Prague. The two universities are now strengthening their collaboration – giving students access to field trips that offer unparalleled insights.
Archive Teaching 2026
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The ABC of Artificial Intelligence
New students at the Faculty of Science kicked off the semester with a three-day introductory course on AI and critical thinking. -
Turning Uncertainty into Opportunity
At the fourth RiskON Student Hackathon, students worked in teams to tackle complex problems at the intersection of finance, technology and risk. -
How Students Learn to Think Like Entrepreneurs
This fall semester, UZH is launching the new Innovation & Entrepreneurship minor. The cross-faculty Master’s program is designed for students who want to turn their ideas into reality. -
Negotiating When the Stakes Feel Real
At UZH’s Global Negotiation Academy, students from more than a dozen countries learn how to conduct successful intercultural negotiations. -
Keeping Your Cool
Take a break from the heat with this quiz and see how well you know the news from the past few months. Have a relaxing summer! -
Ready for the Museums of the Future
Art history students created a virtual exhibition featuring works from the Sigg Collection of Chinese art, gaining hands-on experience in curating. -
“Seeing the world through different eyes”
International experiences have a significant impact on students’ personal development and employability. Find out how UZH supports international teaching in this interview. -
Who Will Win the 2026 Teaching Award?
Three instructors are competing for this year’s UZH Teaching Award, which will be presented at the Dies academicus. We introduce the nominees. -
Collecting Data for NASA
UZH provides NASA with flight data from the Orion space capsule to test the possibility of involving external parties in monitoring flight paths. -
Start School Later, Sleep Longer, Learn Better
On school days, adolescents are chronically sleep-deprived. A new study reveals that a flexible starting time can improve their sleep quality, health and academic performance. -
Diving into the World of Languages
A new master's program at UZH explores exciting questions about the origins of language — from a uniquely broad perspective. -
Life’s Big Questions
A new module resumes the ancient tradition of philosophizing on the big existential questions at university.